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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-02-27
DEPOT Horrt- Clark & Green propri..

chas Adams. Lee: Spencer. South
Fork; II W CoSell, Stockton; William
Co~eil, Denver; z Mediums. san Fran
cisco; Q a Richardson. T~usear,ra; II
Goodtle, u. eth, Vim FairchiId, Mont
rose, Cal; Miss Mary Welsh, Pe,aiumA.
L Zlnod. ~ IS LiLbie Hooteu, ] Nc
Ginnis, Harry Stone, Knox A Crane,
Sonth Fork; Casper Leipsinger, Pine
Valley; Geo Sturges, Sacramento; q IL
Asheran. l. d Fullm.r. S F; Jno +
Smitl. Vic, it,w. X nsas; William
Mitchell. Sacramcnto; John Crosson,
Star Valley.
L HopSon, Terrace; Geo,J Smith,
VIM q era IS. Tuscarom; ] ] wisenian,
VIZ CSngrr, Well. J L Wines L wife,
Eureka; CT VIM, Desth; ii j Bab-
cock. NJ Rapport, Z d ShIw, S r; Paul
Schillstrom. VIM Mitchell x wife,
Huntington; L NJ Baum. Pa'i>tde; Jos
Hennen. Pleasant Vail. >; w L Rich
GriS on. nnIl,ck; Harry Stone. South
Fork; Ed CArv.IIe & vile, Mound Val
l,y.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-02-27

The pay Of the membcrs OF the Maine
Legislature IN one hundred AMI fifty
dollars for the re sion. bc It n long or ~
sh"tt one. A strike Was recently made
for fouc dhIlnr'l u day. but IL appear.
the present salary wax satisfactory to
the minority, for the measure was vot d
down,
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II. REISuAnr
~ -
EoTICEI

Mr.. c. w. Grover. ut the ISpEPEyp.
Emf Office. has authority to coliec.
moneys drc inc nul to recent for tho
same, dnring my absence from Elko.
For tho ncA. three months my ad.
dress will he Santa Cruz, Cal.
j. l3.ln. :. =. SEAns
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-02-27

John Sherman has presented his res.
ignatton IA presiding oGicr OF the
United States Senate. Il il thought
TINT either Senator lIoar or Senator In.
gals vii be elected to succeed MIR.
Sherman ms President pro ten. OF the
ST nate.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-02-27

". Chase. Of the Live and Lot Live"
Grocery Store, has on hand - large
stock Of Coal OIL Of the best brands man
ufactured when will be sold in quaint.
ties 10 suit 81 bottom prices.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-02-27
An Absoiuts Cure.

The ORIGINAL ABTETINE OINTMENT 4,
only pu' up In large. two-ounce lin boxes. and
IL AT sbsolnt" cure for oil sor a, burn.
wounds, ehapfed hands. and ali skin erup.
lions. vii positively euro all kinds of rites
Ask for tho ORIGINAL ABtErIHR ONT.
MENf. Sold by ?. =. Muller at Is cents per
box by mail - cents.
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0mciar. sobristy.

The bill prohibiting drunk enness in
Office hns b." N signed 10y the Governor
and Is nov ths law Of the State. A
surplcm, nttl net irfuing drunkenness.
70 that M ordinary jury can under.
stand the meaning Of the word. is now
in orlrr To make th, law effective
Statc Officials may he simply ,iatcd, and
county officials IN y intoxicated. when
they behave ns pcrsunI bc.oS them iu
the social scale do when they are con.
sider'd drunk. Therefore the LPpisln.
tur. 'ho"ld explicitly state what cou.
siitdirs drunkenness. or tue new law
will be ~ imperative ns tn, nuti lr at.
ing net OF the Legislature OF lSS5.-Sil
yer State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-02-27

INFORMATION wanted Of WILL
IAN HENRY ROY. who. nbout 10
years nso, left Huntington. Nevadi, frr
hrizonn, and bHs not since been heard
Of. II WINS supposed he intended 10.
eating in the vicinity OF Silver CITY,
Nevada. Any Information sent to his
brother, ]. L. ROY, Halifax. Nova
Scotia, will DO thankfully received.
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Cash will buy n lob buckle, Fair
banks lard for Sl,25 at W. r. Smiths.
The celebrated Maher & Grosh hand
made Knives, every one warranted, Mt
iienlcy's
II Is generally conceded that moth.
Ing can bc saved by sending away for
goods. a. NJ. heinhar. will duplicate
Sacramento aud San Francisco prices.
An examination OF goods and prices
eill denonattate the fact.
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Iron wsaaasdAy.. Daiiy.I
IsALnA0UHDI.

Twelve cases Of small pox are repoTt-
ed at Los Angeles. California.
oa- pubic schoolr were closed yester-
day in hoaor OF washineton's birth Ray.
This mornings west bounl tain. No.
2. was 1--WE hours late, arriving here ut
II 30 to-day.
A woman who had been leading q
life of shame for the past year in san
Bernardino has just fallen heir TO $780,
900.
Hon. loan IL. Reagan, elected tn the
United States Senate frUaI Iexas, has
br"h IA conspicuous figure in the poll
ties Of the country for a long time.
lie u NOS serving his eighth term ia
the Nationa! House, having first b,tn
elected To the TniIty iiih Congress be-
fore he war. Ia the days VI the Con.
fedcrhcy lie was Postmaster. General Of
that concern. lie has been almost
enmtinLou 'ly in public life, and is no
doubt the ab!e,t man in pubic life
from rrxus.
He'd Bl.G Sentiurl:-Seyada legisla-
ton have railroad pass 5 all oy,r the
State. When II ssSeJrnsh s,ntr,Iu All
fai's to ''set there, Ell" you may look
OFT for a cyclone.
Charles kemiler informs the Silver
State that one day last week the boys
ki!ltd 400 TubhI.s aid the next Gay 80
ia IA Paradise wheat and alfalfa field.
At that rate rabbits will soon lie ihiuueI
cut.
The Eur kh Sentinel uulerStInls
ihai the people OF nami ton are dIssat-
isle with The removal Of the eoGnIy
seat 10 Ely. aui SiI make an effort To
have Hamilton attacked to Eureka
county.
c. Z. Warner ( Co. loaded the fas;
freight teams yesterday with $3.50
pounds freight for TuscaIora. and
shiPred two cars Of ore hom the Fire
niue at Tu,carorI 10 the Reno rrduc-
Uoa works.
4 letter from Chris Eeckhlrt dated
the 3rl instant. II .trs tAut lac would
leave for home on the 10Th. and H. is
now probably cn route for EikO where
lac vii 4 with - cordial reception
FROM his numerous friends.
A scic!t.ic urn Il t~llS How to PIE
scIve "A Stove Pipe" W. should think
preserved stp>e-pIre you'd be II hoilnw
m"ckrry. 1t must require II lnr,e
amouut Of ~usIr" ul much boiling to
MAKE them p.:auIO!e.-Norri,ioAn Her
al.
liaho Sews-Miner:-Tbc boys ME
NV telling "f an Idaho Legislator Who
rot an anuual pass over the Railroad
AID II hTand-nrw Wisconsin iarm wagon
for standing in with the ,aiIr"ad. lie
wanted 500. hut compromised Oh the
pass anil wagon.
Erlmincr:-Mnyor Pond has signed
the ordinance prnhibitin! the playing
OF hockey p0kry." whirh il merely "a
h. "' sun
.l.,,' "'e''''S
'''" ~ = i"''e
'! eH'o''e IT'S
4 letter from Mountain City, dated
the lJrh lnstal I. says cattle in that 10.
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The Holidays are past and Joe RoscE-
stock has still OF hand u large nssort.
snent Of fancy goods watch Sil bc S,li
stEodI oSJ prices.
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L. n. STONE,
Supt. Pub. Schools,
OF
Eiko, Feb. IL, 1887.

1 have just received n fine assortment
OF samples for FALL AND WINTER
Jnit'' and rs l have mai, special nr.
engagements. 1 am now prepared to
make clothes to order cheaper than ever
before Nome can compete with me il
prices. II you want u nice suit, dent
delay. Remember, perfect fit guarau-
teed. No fit, 10 pay.
II. REINnAnr
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NOTICE TO

The Boarl of Examination will hold
n S~essio', for the purpose of examining
applicants :or t achers certificates. Mt
tue super micmleut's Office on the 81,
70 aud 20 inst ant. Teachers whose GER
uucat 5 expire before July 1t are *.
pee:ed to be present ut 0 O'Clock 4. n.
ON tue inst day.
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fon can buy 10 bs Extra light Brown
Sugar at W. +. Smiths for 81 90 cash
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
sUBsC T
ADVERTISING RATES.

VIII be nsd< - low .. 1. consistent, with
SouHd business puLeiplsa. Apply at the u.
Ace 10. tSrms.
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

published Every sundHy. ard sen, to any al
er"ss tpostagT paid. At Tie following rat.
HAyGbta IN advance:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
rHg RICHMOND DISPATCH TUESDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1897

Yesterday morning, while asleep at
home, he received note from Simon,
carried by son of Treasury-Clerk Sui
Ivan, ordering him to give the key
to the door leading TO the treasury
room from the hall to the boy, and he
did so. Coming to the treasury about
O'Clock il the evening he found the
door open, and entering The room dis
covered the vaul, door open, and closing
it, be remained in the room all night
without giving an alarm. SimOns son
Harry was the first in the treasury this
morning. and was the first TO give the
alarm. Treasurer Simon was here yes
to-day and in the treasury. and, 1t IS
claimed. set the time-lock. No one but
BIN knew the combination of the inner
safe-doors leading to the mOney-vpllt.
The combination was not injured.
Simon las returned TO Greenvllc, but
gives no account except TO make out
that a robbery had been committed un-
known to him. lie wocps and appears
10 Ee in great distress. His shoe store,
containing a large stock, has been
closed 10y the sheriff. Treasurer Simon
and Lis son Harry We're arrested aud
brought before squire Myers, tia
former charged with embczzline
s@5. Geo and the son with grand larceny
to the amount of $4,000. Examina
ton was waived. and the treasurer gave
5000 bail and his son 5000 for their
aYpoarauce ut the next term Of the
court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
M ATEIs.

CARDWELL.-Dicd. az . A. NJ. september (.
1871. al the residence ~ her daughter, Mary l..
Hopes. 81 north seventeenth street, LUCY \.
CAknM ELL; nged siXty-thrce years AMI i've
months. She leaves behind her four sons and
two daughters 90 mourn their loss.
She shall sleep. hut not forever,
ln the lone and silent grave:
Blessed he the Lord that taketh,
Blessed bee she lord that gave.
Why should we for her lamont
She was not ours, but only lent
Tho funeral win take place from tho above
residence M 1890 O'Clock TUESDAY MORN
ING. Then her remains will be- taken Ia her
native homo I'm Hanover county. Va. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully Invited 10
attend.
fANDEBS. Died, ~ 4. VI. sunday. Sep
tcmher I. tss1. THOMAS \. son 81 Thomas VI.
and Lena landers; aged four years.
"Thy will. % cod. Boz done,
Teach us in faith To wait:
And 'ti- sweet ID think lio will welcome US
when we enter the pearly gate.'
The funeral services took place yesterday
morning from ~ MaryB German Catholic
church al ~ O'Clock.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
ATus.MiiIion.DolInr Failure.

new HAVEN. September 5.-The fail
IRE OF +. :. Wheeler & Co., OF this city,
heavy importers Of bar-iron, steel. tn,
&c., with branch houses IN New York,
Liverpool, baltimore, and Chicago, and
the New Haven Wire Company, Of
which l.. $. Wheeler is president, was
announced this afternoon, and createda
decided sensation in business circles.
The Liabilities Of the house are chiefly
an endorsement Of bills receivable, the
unsecured indebtedness being very
light.
The members Of the firm are exceed
iIgly rcucont. and most persistent
Questioning Jailed to bring out any in-
formation as 10 the actual amount in
yolved, and it is impossible 10 learn the
figures tonight There Is no question,
however, but that it will be very far
reaching, and involve a large number
Of banks and business houses in the
city aud elsewhere. a prominent
banker, who Is pretty well posted rs to
the firms standing, puts the amount OF
the failure IN the neighborhood OF
1900, OO0. Others are not inclined to
estimate quite so heavy an indebted
ness, hut all agree that the liabilities
are heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06

shoulders, $50: long clear and c'ear-ribs.
$50: short clear, 1855. Bscon--Boxed Shout
ders, t6e5; long clear. ss.i0atai5: ciear-rio-,
81 I2kas90; snort clear, $50. Hams steady
at sizasi4
wnHIssroS. n. O.. september5. -.rsrpsnrin
weak a. sgkc Rosin firm: strained. i0c. I:
good strained, i5c. Tar firm at also. Crude
tnrpentine firm; hard. si.i0; yellcs-dip and
virgin. Sis
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. september s. Grain dull
Whcai-Red. 72hc. Corn--No. linked. uHc.
Oats-No. mixed. 80. Provisions unchanged.
COTTON MARKETS.
NoRPoLx. VA, septomberN-Cottons tsady I;
miGdling, csc. Net receipts. ii9 bales |:
gross receipts, ii9 bales; stock. sS3 bales !:
sales, i75 bales exp0rts--coasiwise, i29 bales:
10 treat Britain, - bales: 10 Frsnce, -
bales: 70 ne Continent, --- bales.
NuslSGrON, y. C., september 3-Cottss
firm; middllng. &c. Net receipts, Spi bales
new gross receipts. 29i bales new sales, -
bales, stock. l.aSS bales expofts-cOastwi.e, ---
bales; e. the Continent. ----- balcs; 70 Great
Britain. --- bales. 10 France. - bales.
SAvASNkH. Ca. September 5.--Cotton In
good demand; midiling. O.. Net roceipts. t,uy
Uales gross receipts. i.l5 bales: sales, i.sO
bales stock, u 1913 bales exporss-coastwise.
2.&5 bales; 10 TIE ContuenL -- bales; 10
Crest hriiniu. ---- bales. % France. -- Bales
AUGUSTA. g.. September 5.--Cotton steady /.
middling. a.. koooipts. 10 balos new; sales,
fG0 'alc-
CHAM gsron. :. c.. september Cotton little
doing. uiddiing. e.. Nrt receipts. % , bales I:
gfo,t receipts -.s,l hFies: sales. go bales I:
sf0ct S.O2S bales. 'ypprt~--tO Great britain.
-- lales &C. the Continent --- bales. coast
wise LISA bales g. frauce - hales.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fBeporec tor The pispaicA.i
SEPTEMBER 6-Markct nominal. Busino1' IL
improving at the factories. and operations arc
Guite aciiyeiou orders from abroad. Prime, "a
4tc.. fancy .4kc.. c0mm,u, 2ka3ac.; shellei,
3D. alike factory faui-uickci. iaO'.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported for ~ Dispatchl
SPrrrNpFR 5-rhe market f. Jun and lover.
Sales ligr' aud receipts nominal Prime, &c d.
extra prime. t'.r. No stock iu market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06

lby telegraph 90 the Di+rei'Ll
NEW YoBK, September 5.-Firsi
racc-swoopsiakos, all ages, three quar-
ters Of mile-Cyclops won Mamie
Hunt second. Swift third. Time. III.
Second race-swccpstakci for two
ycar-olds. three quarters Of a mile
Gacelaud won Scott second, Matte
Looram third. Time, l:Ol.
Thud race-Doiphin stakes, foi
three-ycarolds, one and one eighth
miles Kingston won; Belyiderc se-
cond, Goliah third. Time, 49,.
Fourth ace-one and a quarter
milcs-Joe Cotton won Favor second,
Miss Ford third. Time, 2:07.
Fifth race-one and three-sixteenth
miles-Lelax won; Windsail second,
Eedstonc third. Time, Dob.
Sixth race-three quarters Of a mile
On the turf-Santa Rita won; Pat Dir
Yer second, Maggie Mitchell third.
Time, l;l6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
a county -Rfs Found open and
SfS.OOo Missing.
~ leloEraph 70 tho Dlspateh.l

10y leIoEfaph q thc UIsphtch.I
CINCINNATI, September j.-A special
from Ireeville, Darke county, Ohio,
says the county treasurer's safe doors
were found open this morning and
rio'ovo missing. Treasurer John =.
SIMON is not at home, but it is rumorei
be only went to Versailles last night to
yisli his father, and is on his way back.
captain Godsuch has been employed
us night Waterman at the treasury,
an" says the safe was all right and Sc
cureiy locked during Saturday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
niotous rie.rnttcr. IN hrknn,ns
lBy telegraph to the Dapa,cn.I

10y ltltEthiu I'd tAc bi-pt-tH'j
CHICAGO. September "a Times
special from Helena. ARK, says: Late
last night a large number of white tie
cutters became intoxicated at Mariana
and raised a disturbance in the town by
cursipo and discharging pistols. Mar
shall Ford arrested one OF their num-
Der, and while on his way 70 the lock-
up the crowd attempted to take the
prisoner away. Ford pllled his pistol
after the crowd commenced firing, and
when the smoke cleared away one OF
the rioters was found dead, killed by a
pistol-ban. Nine of the rioters are now
IL Jail awaiting the action OF the court.
The prompt and determined action OF
the Marshal prevented a general riot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06

JoVDoN, September Ga telegram
non ENOtcr at . o'clock TINS morning
avs: Tie fire Is under control. Only
tire walls of the structure ere standing.
The people are distracted with anxiety,
wandering about the streets in the
e,ighborhood Of the theatre in search
&C friends who attended last nights
performance The hospitals are be-
sicc,d by anxious iuquirers for friends.
Twenty laily burned persons who
we're admitted 20 the hospitals died "a
few moments after they were received l..
The SyWdar9 says the sad similarity
between the Exeter theatre fire AMI
ytyious disasters suggests culpablc
disregard Of the teachings Of expert
eIOc.
The N,w, soys: tits slfeto say that
cuc eject 90 th.s awful disaster will be-
@ General law governing the con,trac-
ton and management OF public places
throughout the kingdom. After this
catastrophe, and that Of the Opera
tumiquc, in Paris, We ought surely re-
Culc no more warning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
Thc sunday Liquor Law in III. L0niS
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

ST. LOUIS, September 5.-Judge
Valiant, Of the Circuit Court, to-day
handed down lis opinion regarding the
closing of saloons IN St. Louis on sun
day. The opinion virtually reversed
the opinion Of Judge Noonan, given
about two months ago, and holds that
the law OF 1857 did not legally permit
tle sale OF wine or beer in this city on
Sunday, and that the Sunday law as
applied to other parts of the State has
always been applicable here. The case
viii now 90 10 the Supreme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
INC weather aud the Growing .
Crops.

ny telegraph o. INC Di5lAll.I
WAsmSGToN, September j.-The
signal Office to-day ISSUES the fol-
lowing supplement to the weekly
weather crop bulletin: During the
past week tie weather has been re
ported rs favorable for the growing
crops in Massachusetts,, New Jersey,
and for al, except cotton IN South Car
dina as slightly improving in North
crn Illinois, Tennessee, and Kansas; as
improyahle in Ohio. Indiana, Southern
Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas. Mississippi,
and North Carolina. For the cotton
growing region too much rain - t.
ported from North Carolina, too cool
I'M South Carolina, anl some damage
u.s. worms in Mississippi and Alabama.
Reports indicate for the com-groTlug
region Yield below tlc average daa ID
deficiency in rainfall From Ohio it
!. reported that tobacco has been
Injured The pasumrn Is reported
good in Nebraska improved by late
rains in Minnesota and kansas; un'a-
,oIable in Missouri. Frost occurred
ia Central Michigan cn August 3lth
and 3lst, lut 10 injury has been re-
rnytrd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
nnI,,mnre ann ONO sieca.


BAuTINoRE, September There
was a drop in Baltimore AMI Ohio
railroad stock at the stock Board
to-day. On Saturday Isl was bid, aud
to-day it opened at rs and dropped to
AZ, closing wcal. This is the lowest
price at which the stock has been sold
ior years. AMI "a further decline is
looked fOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
Tho ChnIern IN Rome.

by Anglo American cable TO ne Dispctch.l
ROME, September 5.-Ihe cholera
las appeared in Rome, where five cases
and two deaths were reported to-day.
At Palermo to-day nine new cases
and four deaths were reported at Ira
PAM twelve new eases and eight
deaths, aud at Catinia three new cases
and one death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
Telegraph FLASHES.

An earthquake shock has been felt at
Bonn, Prussia. No damage was done.
The safe in the Office OF the Credit
Mobiltr, Paris, has been robbed of
125, GO francs.
In Malta during the past twenty-four
houis there have been NO new cases Of
cholem and three deaths.
At the Trades Union Congress at
Swansea resolution condemning the
Government for supprcssing public
meetings IN Ireland was passed by a
vote Of Us to 7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
RICahogD TOBACCO MARKEr.

NETIkNHtN ,, NJ.
I'm tobacco there was nothing doing to-day.
crop reports continue "a heretofore from all
scctlous-- a. good a. could we'll bo Desired
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

QUARLEs & McCURDY. . p. NJ. salc Of lot,
in Fulton.
POINDEXTER & DENOON. +. NJ. tYo-story
frame dwelling No. ~ Twenty-fOdrth
street.
GEORGE ". MAYO, l0b A. NJ, dry goods,
hats, nour books, &c.
WILLIAM JENKINS, 1880 r. W., bananas aud
pears.
GEORGE ". MAYO, II 4. NJ, crockery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06
serriGe ConnasratlOp In Hungary

lBy Anglo-American cable. TO the Dispatch
PRsTH, September "a terrific con
goeIaiion is raging in the town OF
VesZeprem, Hungary. Reports re-
ctiyed here at late hour tonight say
ihat two hundred houses have been re-
dRced TO ashes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06

Ak at every restaurant and cigar
store for Julien Hinford's Ia Alargareta
Cigar, five cents apiece, and guaranteed
10 be- equal to most ten-cent cigars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-06

! 1t Baltimore:
lFhst camel
Ta.timorcs. 80 g 3 600 9 0 oil
Cleyclands...0 5000 90 0 B. 3
Fase-hits: Elltmores, IS; Cleye-
iancs, I. Errors: BAltimores, ,;
C.eyclands, g.
Second camel
Ialtimorcs...I % 0 0 0 Ok ,
Cltyc.auGs...1 O000O o D
Iasc-hits Raltimorcs, TO-; Cleye.
,-rds, 10. Errors: Ba!imores, o.;
tlvyclanda, (.
At Boston
Eostons ....l0 lO0002 OBJ
Philadelphia 0 O001l 5-ll
Ease-hits Bostons, 81; FhiadeI-
plias. -. Errors: Bostons. 3 Phi.a-
delplias, ID. Batteries Madden and
helley Buii.nton, Ferguson, Clements,
and Cunning
At Few York
Now Yoras.. 0O322 O1O1-9
Washingtns. % o o o o = o. }
Ease-hlfs: New Yorks, -; Washing
tous. 3. Errors New Works, 1 Wash
iuptons, & Batteries: Keefe and
Brown; Whitney and Mack.
At Detroit:
pouoits.. ..O13O3 00OO-7
Cbicacos. 30 q > / 3 / o XII
Base-hits Detroits, 9; Chicsgos,
II. Errors Detrolts, 7 Chicagos, >.
batteries Gctzein and Bennett Clark
son and Flint
1t Pittsburgh
Pitsburgbs 900 GOOOJ-j
lu6ionapolis 3 o 0 900 o.
Bass-hits Pittsburghs. -; Indian
apolis. y. Errors Pittsburghs, :
indianapolis. . Batteries Calvin ana
Miller; Boyle and Myers.
st Staten Island:
Metropolis. b 0 0 0 300 | o. 8
ST. LOUIS. ...l 0 / o o. ,
Basc-hits: Mctropolitans, 3; st.
Louis, g. Errors: Metropolitans, 8
St Louis, &.
Al Brooklyn:
LouisuiIes. 1000 2002-
Frooklyns.. 900 0 , 9--li
blse-hlts: Loulsyilles, IL; Brook
iyns' -. Errors: Louisyilles. D;
HrOOknus =
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MLRZETs " TELEGRAPH


CHICAGO september flash quotations We're !;
l0ur ruled quiet and the demand limited,
Hud prices were unchhi gel AMI frm.
SEQ. spring wheat. CO.; NJ. 3 spring, Co.,, !;
$50. red. Og-c. NJ. 2 corn. 500 e. No oats,
.lc. Mess otk. Sl-ailj.ej Lard. 81. i0aih.l2h
,iort-rib SIDES Goosol, iS.5JaSS.jf Dry-saited
shoulders Boxed. D.2jns535. ShOit-clcar
sides lroxodj. fs.sJaSsD. Mhiskoy. fLlO.
Leadlsg su.ures ranged a. follows:
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gNARRIAt.ts.

ARTFR-WCOBN.- Married, September I,
i.S1. AZ he residence ~ Mr.. ". coffee, No 0H
Eighth street, Lynch burg. Va, by DR.. Harmon,
Mr 60 AiHOlNE CARTER TO Miss HATTIE L.
WOODY ; bath 81 Richmond, Va
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I,aded t,.c American Crulsers

ST. paul, MINI. September "a
Victoria IL. c. special to the Pioneer
Press says: Ihe sealing schooner
Pathfinder arrived yesterday afternoon,
having ON board 1877 scalskins. Du-
ring the time she was in BehriDg sea
she only spoke one vessel, aud did not
learn OF the seizure of sealing schoou-
ors until She arrived here. She is the
second vessel that bias eyadoi the Ame-
rican cruisers. Another schooner is
reported in the straits.